Orange-yellow precious metal used in jewelry, whose chemical symbol 'Au' is derived from its Latin name 'Aurum'
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The clue “Orange-yellow precious metal used in jewelry, whose chemical symbol 'Au' is derived from its Latin name 'Aurum'” was published in the Daily Themed Crossword on March 22, 2024, where it appeared as 16 Across. The solution is GOLD — a 4-letter word that fits the 4-square across entry in the grid.
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